There are several ways to effectively practice using the GSPro Software. If you are like me, you would much rather head to the first tee than log hours on the driving range or practice area. Fortunately for us, GSPro Golf Simulator software gives us plenty of variety to hold are interest to lower those handicaps.
Option 1 – Traditional driving range
Like any traditional driving range you have a full range of distances to practice from. At the end of the range is a green that you can move closer to or farther away from. You can park yourself at 100 yards, 50 Yards or any other number that you fancy. This option covers a traditional approach to practice and would be enough to keep you busy for hours if not days.
Option 2 – Night Range
The night provides a unique environment that most of us have probably never experienced. Practice under the lights. With plenty of targets to choose from, you can spend time dialing in to specific distances or sending it with your Driver right down the middle.
Option 3 – GSPro Practice Facility
There are limitless options at this facility but I will share with you my favorite. You can set yourself up for a 18 hole chipping course. What I typically do is practice at one hole until I make it into the gimme circle. Each hole has a different length, lie, and distance to accomplish your goal. The best part is you don’t have to go collect your shots after your are done hitting them!
Option 4 – On Course Practice
I shouldn’t have to tell you name of the course I am playing in this picture. Imagine standing on the 16th tee and hitting shots into the Sunday pin. That is exactly what you get to do with the on course practice option. Every course in your library provides the ability to play a shot from any location on the golf course. You can even have your home course built like I did (check it out here), and head to all those spots that give you trouble. Whether it is your home course or the course the Pros play, you will never run out of ways to tune up your game.